Ortho Flashcards

1
Q

What are we worried about in fractures

A

Neurovasucalr comprimise

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2
Q

Name carpal bones

A

Some lover try positions that they can’t handle
Scaphoid
Lunate
Triquetrium
Pisiform
Trapezium
Trapezoid
Capitate
Hook of hamate

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3
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What are we actually looking for in x rays

A

1?bones
2. Joints
3.soft tissue

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4
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Describe densities and conditions

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Low density _ would appear more lucent [black)- osteopenia /porosis

High density _ appear more opaque = osteoscleoris

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5
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Definitive dx osteopeeosis

A

dexa scan

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6
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MM pneumonic

A

CRAB
1.hypercalcemia
2.anemia
3. Renal dysfunction
4. Bone lesions ~ pain

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7
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signs of a femoral fracture

A

external rotation
shortened leg
inability to weigh bear

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8
Q

complications of a nof

A

DVT
PE
NONUNION
AVASCULAR NECROSIS

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9
Q

DX OF NOF

diagnosis

A

could be an intertrochanteric fracture
hip dislocation - also pain
- pelvic fracture

hip x ray

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10
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management of NOF

A
  1. Primarlily surgical
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11
Q

what is fascia iliaca block

CI

A

a type of regional aneatehsia (numbs from hip down )

allergy to any of the anesthetics used
bleeding diatheiss
signs of infection around the site or a wound

relative, on aticoagulations

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12
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complications of a fascia iliaca block

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  1. Hit femoral arteyr
  2. hypotension (anetheisa)
  3. bradycarida
  4. anaphylaxis
  5. damage the nerve directly
  6. simply inadeuqate anesthesia either wrong place or not enough given

the one you really dont want is toxicity caused by injection directly into the vessels causing cardiac arrest or arrythmia

thats why its better to use ultrasound to mitgate

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13
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whats imperivate with facsia iliac a

A

to be constantly monitoring the patient for any side effects

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14
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femoral block vs fascia iliaca

A

Both used for the same effect
blocks more nerves like obturator, femoral and lateral cutaneous

FNB-injects around the femoral nerve so increased risk of neuropraxia

FIB- injects under fascia iliaca which surrounds the femorala nerve

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15
Q

what are the pops you hear in a fascia iliac block

A
  1. popped the lata
  2. popped the iliaca
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16
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proceudre of fascia iliaca

A

draw a line between ASIS AND PUBIC SYMPHISIS

DIVIDE INTO THIRDS
…..

INJECT LOCAL ANESTHETSIC TO FORM A LITTLE SKIN WHEARL

GO IN WITH BIG NEEDLE HEAR THE POPS PULL BACK BEFORE YOU INJECT TO MAKE SURE NO BLOOD

the whole point is to stay away from the femoral vessles, you inject into the space lateral to them so that the drug pools out and spreads out towards the nerves

17
Q

femoreal nerve function

A

senory nerve anterior thigh
motor function of thigh

18
Q

what is the iliacus muscle and why is it relevant to nerve blocak

A

the fasical iliac which is the deepest facial plane lies directly on top of it so when you do the block its going around the muscle